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same here. I called and found out I was treated as a renewal, when they were made aware they fixed everything and I "got the ring"

I second that recommendation, really super nice folks. Dennis and Denise Shedrow The Carb Shed 219/208-9048 shedrowantiqueauto@gmail..com

I don’t show continuity between 2 of the 4 paths in the body. The car is currently not running as I’m getting fuel, and spark cleaned up for a first start. There are no visible cracks or defects in the body, and I would think that under working conditions the spark would travel to the plug...

B-9288-FLA Description: FORD FUEL LINE ADAPTER FITTING Comments: 1/8"- 27 NPT male to 1/2"- 20 female ( for 1/4" tube nut & ferrule ) RENNER'S CORNER

"it does make more sense to have the gasket against the glass" That is what I was thinking but was looking for those with more model A experience. Not sure that it really matters but, this is my first model A after pretty much a lifetime of model T's. I'm 77 so I better hurry and get it running.

Thank you for posting that. I can't quite read it, but with your explanation it is clear. As mentioned in a previous post, if any piece of gasket was to come lose it would still be filtered in this configuration.

to: "old ugly", you posted to make sure the screen was put in the right way. I am not allowed to PM you as I am a FNG here. If you read this, what is your way?

Just as an aside, the replacement body I received from Ecklers has a recess that is perfect to accept the replacement screen. I think I'll put screen first and see if it seals. Maybe there in no "correct " way?

Gary WA, where was the attachment taken from please.

And there you have it. Two completely opposite solutions. This is why I asked. Could it be that there were two different size/diameter screens? The smaller one fitting in or on the edge of the glass bowl?

I have searched the forum but can't find much. What is the order of assembling the gasket and screen. I think the screen goes in the body, then the gasket and finally the glass bowl.

Thanks, maybe somebody else will have some particulars as to types and tips?

I am new here. I can not message anyone, as I do not have enough posts. 77 yo, have had T's but this my first A. I would appreciate any details as to what and how you'll did to put the Subaru seats in the 1930 Tudor.